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JANE971 напиша: toa mi bese muabetot

Ke se napieme nie po edno konjache... dobro, znam deka ti ke se napiesh po tri, ama ako...

sasebt напиша: Ај еве и јас да отворам една тема:како кадрирате? пример, одите негде на излет, со апарато в џеп (ок, не в џеп али така се вели), и, не знам, пример, глеаш некое дрво убо, и викаш. е ова којќе го сликам сега, ќе излези топ фотка.во една книга го најдов ова: <p ="docText"><a name="iddle1417"></a><a name="iddle1426"></a><a name="iddle1529"></a><a name="iddle1538"></a><a name="iddle1910"></a><a name="iddle2131"></a><a name="iddle2164"></a>Okay, so you walk up on a scene (a landscape, a mountain range, a waterfall, etc.) and you set up your tripod and start shooting. What are the chances that you just happened to walk up on the perfect angle to shoot your subject? Pretty slim. But that's what most people dothey walk up on a scene, set up their tripod right where they're standing, and they start shooting. It's no big surprise that they wind up with the same shot everybody else gotthe "walk up" shot. Don't fall into this trapbefore you set up your tripod, take a moment and simply walk around. View your subject from different angles, and chances are (in fact, it's almost guaranteed) that you'll find a more interesting perspective in just a minute or two. Also, hand-hold your camera and look through the viewfinder to test your angle out. Once you've found the perfect angle (and not just the most convenient one), you can then set up your tripod and start shooting. Now the odds are in your favor for getting a better than average take on your subject. This is one of the big secrets the pros use every day (legendary landscape photographer John Shaw has been teaching this concept for years)they don't take the walk-up shot. They first survey the scene, look for the best angle, the best view, the interesting vantage point, and then (and only then) they set up their tripod. It sounds like a little thing (surveying the scene before you set up), but it's the little things that set the pros apart. јас сликам од секој агол, за после дома да видам кој излегол најубо.пс: мислам дека многу се зборува за техника (а во последно време и политика) на форумот, ај малку техника, ама од ART аспект.

E pa sega, ako sakash da pravish sliki od ART aspekt, treba da se odnesuvash kako artist. Mozhesh da fotografirash kako so pravish i sega (patem taka pravam i jas koga nemam veme), no ispravnoto e onaka kako sto e opishano vo tekstot sto si go postavil vo tvojata tema. Ne sekoj agol i postavenost na svetlina dava ista slika. Treba da go proshetsh mestoto i da napravish probni sliki za da dobiesh podobra ideja od koe mesto i pri kakvo osvetluvaje ke dobiesh najdobra fotografija.

Jas imav edna sesija od fotografiranje nadgorbni spomenici (mozhesh se ushte da gi vidish vo moeto portfolio) na koja potroshiv eden saat vozenje okolu grobishata dodeka ne najdov nekolku tochki koi mi deluvaa vetuvachki. Samoto fotografiranje mi odzema mozhebi 15-20 efektni minuti.

P.S. Osamenata katedrala (ushte ja ima vo moeto portfolio) pred da ja fotografiram ja merkav celi 15 godini !

Изменето од Zoran K - 10.Декември.2007 во 23:26

Ај еве и јас да отворам една тема:

како кадрирате? пример, одите негде на излет, со апарато в џеп (ок, не в џеп али така се вели), и, не знам, пример, глеаш некое дрво убо, и викаш. е ова којќе го сликам сега, ќе излези топ фотка.

во една книга го најдов ова:

Okay, so you walk up on a scene (a landscape, a mountain range, a waterfall, etc.) and you set up your tripod and start shooting. What are the chances that you just happened to walk up on the perfect angle to shoot your subject? Pretty slim. But that's what most people dothey walk up on a scene, set up their tripod right where they're standing, and they start shooting. It's no big surprise that they wind up with the same shot everybody else gotthe "walk up" shot. Don't fall into this trapbefore you set up your tripod, take a moment and simply walk around. View your subject from different angles, and chances are (in fact, it's almost guaranteed) that you'll find a more interesting perspective in just a minute or two. Also, hand-hold your camera and look through the viewfinder to test your angle out. Once you've found the perfect angle (and not just the most convenient one), you can then set up your tripod and start shooting. Now the odds are in your favor for getting a better than average take on your subject. This is one of the big secrets the pros use every day (legendary landscape photographer John Shaw has been teaching this concept for years)they don't take the walk-up shot. They first survey the scene, look for the best angle, the best view, the interesting vantage point, and then (and only then) they set up their tripod. It sounds like a little thing (surveying the scene before you set up), but it's the little things that set the pros apart.

јас сликам од секој агол, за после дома да видам кој излегол најубо.


пс: мислам дека многу се зборува за техника (а во последно време и политика) на форумот, ај малку техника, ама од ART аспект.